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Chinatown Queens with their cheongsam gowns, satin sheath dresses with slits to the hips,
smiles for the camera.
Week 3: Inspiration
Hands down, my kids are my biggest inspiration! Everything I do is for them and if I can do one thing in this world it would be to be the best mom I can be:) My youngest sweetheart...
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This little guy is showing off the chicken he is exhibiting at the Tunbridge World's Fair in Tunbridge Vermont.
I'm so surprised by how much the older loves the younger. I didn't expect her to always want to hug and cuddle with the baby
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The school year continues to go well. Olive looks forward to school and is definitely more interested in reading and language. They planted vegetables in their garden recently and Olive really enjoyed telling me all about it. Occasionally she’ll be the last to leave (she never, ever wants to go home) and she’ll help Ms. Nancy water the plants.
She’s become a bit more loud and dramatic, she’s got the little girl screech down, but mostly she’s stayed true to her personality while also coming out of her shell more. She likes to talk about her friends from school and seems to gravitate to the same girls who were in her class last year. I’m looking forward to her conferences so I can gain insight to how she plays at school. Last year our class was a co-op so I spent a good amount of time in the classroom and observed her frequently. This year, I really don’t know how she behaves in class. I suspect it’s much like with her non-school friends. She’s not really into group play or rough housing. She’d rather sit with a dollhouse than run around. She’ll often come around and check out what everyone is doing but doesn’t actually want to get into the fray of things.
Lately, she loves to play at home. She never wants to stop playing to go to school or ballet but she’s happy to be in the car and on her way once we convince her that she will be coming back to play with her toys soon. We have a wooden dollhouse, farm, castle and fire station and those are her favorite things to play with. She will sit and play and make up stories for a very long time. I loved that sort of play when I was little, too, so it’s exciting to see her enjoy it from such a young age.
Because she’s enjoyed painting at school so much, I’ve been trying to give her lots of time with paint at home. She uses her easel a lot and this week we gave her pumpkins to paint.
On Sunday, we were scheduled to pick pumpkins at the patch with our friends. As we drove there is started to rain pretty heavily. Everyone was disappointed because rain wasn’t in the forecast and it’s hard to get the group together, especially on the weekends. The kids were not deterred though. Olive and Graeme, both Open Door kids, were prepared with rain gear and undaunted by puddles or rain. Everyone had a great time and the cool temps and cozy clothes just made it feel more like fall. After jumping in puddles, it was time to go into the fields to pick pumpkins and then head for the play area. Olive’s favorite thing was probably the hay ride, she’s super fond of them.
In the car this week: “I want that moon, mommy. I can’t reach it. I have an idea! Next time I’ll take my wings and you can take yours, too, and we’ll find two moons.”
Week 4
Proud Moment
These are all going to be the photos for this week of the 52.
We were really proud to see Simon receive his masters degree today.
Ripon Cathedral is commemorating the Holocaust by hosting a major art installation called 6 million+, Every Person Counts.
The artwork is made up of six million buttons, each one representing someone killed in the Holocaust. The '+' refers to Jewish and non-Jewish individuals who were never counted, as well as people who have died across the world in conflicts and genocides since the Second World War.
It was originally commissioned from Leeds-based artist, Antonia Stowe, by Kirklees Museums & Galleries for their Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration in 2006.
This week's photo is so late :(
I wiped Lin's faceup when I was giving Knox her bath, I was waiting until she had a new faceup to take the photo, but I've been too busy to do it.
I also haven't had time to work on Nattie's wig... why, why can't there be 6 more hours in every day?...
Sustainability Week is a Switzerland-wide initiative, which is the brainchild of VSFN, the Swiss Association of Student Organizations for Sustainability. In joining VSFN, Les Roches has scored a number of firsts: it is the first private school, the first hospitality school and the first school in Valais to become part of this fast-growing movement.
“This is our first Sustainability Week and our goal is to raise students’ awareness of the need to behave more responsibly towards our environment,” Says Paulo Macarrao, Sustainability Officer at Les Roches.
Valais Sustainability Week included a clothes swap, lectures, panel discussions and workshops with guest speakers such as Katie Jepson, from the UK’s National Union of Students, and Johannah Bernstein, who has advised national governments, international NGOs, and UN organizations on a wide range of global sustainability issues within the United Nations system of multilateral diplomacy.
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meaningful week
saw the true colors of some people
had a blast with my lovely lisa
4th of july was amazing.
went to reedley with lisa&chris
had some fun w/ mr. justin
i love all his friends
switched summer school classes
i hate my new class with a passion
but i have to stick it out
if i drop i have to take it during school year
noooooo way thats gonna happen
im very excited for the week to come
the summer isnt so lonely anymore!
I'm a little behind on my pictures and it's only week 4! I took this cos it was such a sunny, beautiful day outside and the lighting was amazing! I was, as ever, stuck in my room working on Lucretius or something as equally exciting. This is why I love my photography because it actually provides such a break from my studies. As much as I love them, my creative side gets fustrated!
I wanted to take a fairly natural photo of me and this lighting was perfect. I haven't edited it or anything! This is me at 21 (tho all my mates say I still look about 15 - thanks guys!)